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HLLAPI
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HLLAPI
(High Level Language Application Program Interface) An IBM programming interface that allows a PC application to communicate with a mainframe application. The hardware hookup is handled via normal micro to mainframe 3270 emulation. An extended version of the interface (EHLLAPI) has also been defined.
HLLAPI - High Level Language Application Programming Interface
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